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Understanding Step requires more than a headline. The overview below breaks down the key facts, changes, and user impact.
Step Overview
Step 1 Create a new flash file, choose Modify > Document ( Ctrl + J ) and set Width to 300px and Height to 250px and Frame rate to 70fps.

Step 2 Create or Import ( Ctrl + R ) any object and convert it into a Movie Clip


Step 3 Double-click the newly created Movie Clip (opject) to enter the edit object Step 4 Then add a new layer and name it action. Step 5 Select frame 1 of layer action, open the Action Script Panel (F9) and include the following code:
X00 = _x; y00 = _y; MAAI = 400;
Step 6 Select frame 2, press F6 key to open the Action Script Panel (F9) and enter the following code:
X0 = _x y0 = _y x = _root._xmouse y = _root._ymouse a = x-x0 b = y-y0 r = Math. Sqrt (a * a + b * b) quer_fugir_x = this._x- (a / r) * MAAI / r quer_fugir_y = this._y- (b / r) * MAAI / r quer_voltar_x = (x00-x0) / 2 quer_voltar_y = (y00-y0) / 2 this._x = quer_fugir_x + quer_voltar_x this._y = quer_fugir_y + quer_voltar_y
Step 7 Select frame 3, press F6 key and enter the following script:
GotoAndPlay (2);
Step 8 Select frame 3 of layer 1 and press F5

Step 9 Return to the main scene (Scene 1), multiply the object several times and place it in the corresponding positions as in the example above.
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Understanding Step requires more than a headline.
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The overview below breaks down the key facts, changes, and user impact.
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Step Overview Step 1 Create a new flash file, choose Modify > Document ( Ctrl + J ) and set Width to 300px and Height to 250px and Frame rate to 70fps.
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